Will this work well for laptop or tablet, or does it need an amp?
37547
You can connect a laptop or tablet to this without the need for additional amps
1723774
You need only an adapter since the jack is big. You don't need any amp though. With the adapter you can use them with any kind of device - phone, mp3 player, laptop, tablet, etc. One advice - don't use it with hard adapter - choose one that is with cable like this: Cable Adapter Female 1/4" 6.3mm to Male 1/8" 3.5mm Plug Otherwise you may damage the port of the device because the cable is thick and heavy and it is very inconvenient - talking from my experience.
342547
Your question seems a bit unorganized but I believe the e17 will benefit but note that some tablets have a bad dac, and pairing it up with an amp will degrade the sound
721113
For a laptop, I think it's fine. It has decent volume and the sound is clear. I wouldn't mistake it for some high quality stand alone speakers, though. Hope that helps.
1417434
You will probably have better control if you will get an AMP to go with it rather than just plugging it straight to the PC. This makes alot of feedbacks specially if the place is small.
2154155
laptop..if only has a svga output... ipad if you own the adapter that converts to red white yellow connectors... it connected to my zune and tablet with no problems and laptop.
2186486
These are the specs direct from their website. From my own personal experience, my laptop does just fine. I have not amped them personally, but I have read (online) that they do improve with amping. Also driving them from my iTouch is good. Just switch off the EQ and they sound great.Type: Dynamic, semi-openDriver: ¨ª50 mm, neodymiumSensitivity: 98 dB SPL (1 mW)Frequency Response: 10-30,000 HzMax. Input Power: 300 mWRated Impedance: 56 ¥Ø (Copper-coated aluminum wire)
1858342
You can use it on any tablet/phone/music player...but without an amp to push it, it won't sound as good. Few good amps that nicely push the hd650 are headroom portable micro amp, ALO rx mk2 and ALO rx mk3...
1698057
you'll want an amplifier. A DAC is nice, but not strictly speaking necessarily
893112
As long as you can adapt out of pc or laptop to a 1/4 inch plug to insert to amp, be careful how hot a signal you send, I would turn volume on pc down and slowly increase input to desired volume.
1552218
This should work for that. I have mine set up to work with an old pair of B&O speakers, and it sounds great! It's not a super powerful amp, so it won't get all that loud, but it puts out good sound. It has both USB and RCA inputs so you can hook it up to a computer AND another external input.
225201
The 2 amp is theoretical for tablets but wor good for smartphones due to bigger batt really it doesn't matter which one you use ....the 2 amp is supposed to charge quicker
797287
I have a samsung tablet and a pair of beyerdynamic dt770s which run at 250ohms. The amp is needed to drive them and it more than does the job. Totally different with them at such a cheap price. Actual sound is comparable to systems costing 5 to 10 times as much.
2189799
The plug fits into your laptop (and my tablet). There's no need for an adapter. As a matter of fact, they send a larger adapter that allows you to plug into a traditional stereo.
407084
Most DEFINITELY! Plus a CD player as well. Just get yourself a 3.5mm cable and plug one end into your laptop earphone port and the other end in your Block Rocker Aux Input. Enjoy!
1910477
Yes. You need a cable with a sub-mini connector to fit the laptop speaker out put on one end. On the other end you will need it to split into two RCA plugs -- left and right. Start with the laptop volume all the way down and the amplifier at 50%. Bring up the laptop volume until loud enough, or you just go over 50%. Then you have to work between the amp volume and the laptop volume for best sound -- no distortion.
361295
No, it's not for laptops, it probably will provide a fair charge for a tablet android device, or a few smart phones, but probably not anything larger.